The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-13


Mr.. I. Wallace Sherwood and wife, formerly
Miss Agnes Jordan, of this city are housekeep-
ing In Chicago, Mr. Sherwood having been trans
ferred from his former position at New Orleans,
La, soon after his marriage.
Society.
Mrs. Louis Hollweg and Miss BERTHE johnson
gave teas on Wednesday.
Mr. Fred Dietrich has issued invitations for
dance, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Harold Hibben will entertain friends to-
morrow night, for her guest, Miss Dresser, of
Lafayette.
The fifth reception given by the Elite Pleasure
Club takes place at Pfafiin's Music Hall on next
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mitchell, of Kendallville, was entertained
at tea, Tuesday, by Miss Margaret Butler
with party of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM L. Elder will give a party
on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Elders
sister, Miss Bowman. of Springfield, o.
The Chautauqua Literary and Social Circle
will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs F. II.
lowering, No 440 North New Jersey street.
Mr. and Mira. James Mckee. jr. will celebrate
their fifteenth marriage anniversary on Tuesday
evening, at their home. North Meridian
street.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Scott to Mr..
VIM Dageett will take place tomorrow even
ing, at the brides home on West Maryland
street.
The new dancing club, the Knickerbockers,
will be entertained, on next Friday evening, by
Miss Nellie Prettyman. on North Alabama
street.
Mrs. Thomas L. Sullivan has invited a large
number Of friends to afternoon reception on
next Friday, at her home, No 407 North Ten
nessee street.
The following invitations have been issued:
Miss Barry and Miss Lacey, will be pleased to
have You drink tea with them on Monday. Feb.
IA, Sc P. NJ"
The Mikado Club. whose dances are always
delightful. will give calico ball on Tuesday
evening. the 22l. at the dancing academy Of
Mrs. E. V. Thomas.
Miss Seeley's Chautauqua Circle were highly
entertained by Mr.. r. O. Hawkins at their last
evening meeting with description of his late
trip to Yellowstone Park.
Among the marriages to take place soon will
be that of Mr.. Horace Eddy, formerly of this
city, but now of Richmond, and Miss Eugenia
Schenck, graduate of tho Kappes seminary.
Among the many luncheon parties of the week
| one of the pleasantest was that on Thursday of
Mrs. d. Martin for her daughter, Mrs. Will
Brouse. OF Kansas City, who is visiting here for
several weeks.
A quiet home wedding will take place on
Wednesday evening st the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Sells, the contracting parties
being their daughter Agnes and Mr.. Arthur NJ
Morse, of Kansas City.
Llttio marie, daughter or Mr.. ana MRS. y. H.
Wilson, celebrated her birthday anniversary,
yesterday, by giving dinner. The little host
ess received number of very pretty gifts from
friends, in token of their love for her.
The subjects before the Woman's Club on next
Friday will be Charlotte Bronte." paper by
Mrs. Horace Mckay, ELLIS and Acton Bell" by
Miss Mary A 7. Morrison. The conversaton on
1.-THE Bronte Home" will be led by Mrs. Charles
Martindale.
| Mrs. James Mckee gave an elegant dinner
| party on Wednesday in honor of Mrs George
| Townley's sister, Mrs. Blakey, of Evansville.
| The remainder of the evening was spent with
| cards, and on Thursday the same hostess enter
! tanned few friends for Miss Agnes Sells pre-
vious to her marriage.
The Knickerbocker Dancing Club held a bust
| ness meeting last Monday evening at the resi-
dcnce of Arthur Allen, for the purpose Of elect
| ing officers. The following were chosen for the
| ensuing year: Stephen E. Lee, president; E.
| Treat, vice president; Harry Hidebrand, score
| tary, and Arthur Allen. treasurer.
| Mr.. Robert Hicks was very pleasantly sur.
prised last week by party Of friends. An ele-
| CANT repast was served by Mrs. Elcks Those
| present Misses Gertie Droeee. Mabel
| Franklin, Carrie Eehols Gertie Field. Grace
Pyle. Maud Streete-, ana Messrs. Bundy, Law
renee, Kline: fodtemiller. McWhinney and
| Streeter.
/ On account of the severe illness of the presi
dent. Rev. n A. Hyde, the students group of the
| Art Association met with Mrs. }. S. Jenckes, No
| 573 North Pennsylvania street, on Tuesday even
ing. Mrs Jenckes read an excellent paper OF
| "Modern English Painters" The subject wal
aptly illustrated with asnumber of paintings ant
| engravings.
Mrs. May Wright Sewail was given recep
tion in Park-avenue HOTEL New York city, oil
| Thursday night, by the City Woman's Suffrag
League which was largely attended. Mrs Sew
all made an address, as did Mrs. NJ Louise
Thomas president of the Sorosis. and a humble
of others. The Herald says: the reception
was considered great success" She returne
home last night.
The parlor talk given by Mrs. Rorison an
Il Miss Merrill, on Wednesday evening last, wa
pronounced by those present one OF the most er
joyable social events of the winter. Professo
! Andcrsons bright paper on Victor Hugo wa
followed by very animated and interesting cor
versation. participated in by large number 6
the one hundred more guests. The enter
tainment closed with music by Mrs. Miller.
The Bon Ton, seniors, were entertained on FIR
day evening by Wm Pearce. at his home 0
> North Illinois street Among those preser
were Messrs. Reid, Watson. Gall. Baker. Seli
: Gus Recker Noe, Beck. Keely, Smith, Adam
i | Clifford, Max Rocker. Beeler, Allen. Haerl
Calkins, Hummel, Bundy. Bingham, Lill.
. Brown, Talbot; Misses Tousey. Mamie ar
: Nancy Dryer, Bryan, Guyer, Whitcomb, Becl
: Jessie and Molle Bigelow, Pearce. Boyles. Pie
son, Leonard, Closer Haerle Fletcher, Oh
Clark, Winton, Clifford Morrison.
The O. L. and s. C. held their fifth ann.vers
| ry on last Friday evening, at the residence
, MIR. Ed Vance, No 258 South East street
d good programme, we'll rendered. followed by
| excellent supper furnished by the ladies If II
+ society, made the occasion an enjoyable on